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We have beat this thread to death, let's end it with the hope that you will all play safe. None of us want to hear or read about one of our members or loved ones being caught in a fire. Please be safe. Mac
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Well, on the 1450 the fuel shut off lever { early style } is way too tight to get my fat fingers between the side pannel to reach this lever.....so it stays open.
Now on my nicely repainted model 72, its easy to open and close the fuel valve. I close this after each use because I'm more afraid of leaking fuel damaging the expensive new paint. on a side note: I have tossed a lit ciggrett { glad I broke that filithy habit years ago } into a half full 5 gallon bucket of gasoline and there was no explosion of gasoline at all. later on guys |
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When I go to use a tractor I always check the oil, when I open the hood (or not depending on the model) I then turn the fuel on, once in awhile I get a surprise and find that the fuel is on, but not very often.
I turn the fuel off for the simple reason that someday it will leak it's not so much a matter of if, it's a matter of when, and I don't want to walk in on whats left of a 2 gallon puddle on the floor, and yeah, it really is that simple.
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